Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-05-27

/ lGOul htN. hG. TURllSn lllOl1IlS HIS lIleDuS
! here that he is seeing London sights and
| listening to London preachers with solid
substantial comfort He has already
| heard Spurgeon and Parker each twice,
and by invitation sat down to Spurgeon's
/ communion table last Sunday, Nav S...
| Capt. John Tuttle who has been visiting
his brother, Josiah Tuttle, leaves Tor his
| eastern home this week.
ST. GEORGE.
Mrs. H. j. Sutton, with her two little
girls, started the oath for Dickerson, Da-
kota to join her husband Mr. Sutton
has invested in real estate in the village
of Dickerson where he intends making
his future home......T The Griswold farm
and house are still vacant, making the
house appear more dreary than ever to
those who remember the horrible murder
! perpetrated there several Years ago.. E.
| Our venerable sick people are no better.
...... William Berry is the first to com
plete his springs work others are busy
planting corn which will soon be com.
pleted the dry weather is being felt on
most of the fields.
ESSEN JUNCTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman have gone to st.
Johnsbury to be gone a week. There
is to be a lawn socable on the school
house grounds Friday evening. The
little people are to do the singing and
speaking. . job Bates Is rushing his
nOllSt ulOlS Ntly IdDlhly. IL Is nearly
ready for the plasterers. 1t will be by
far the largest set of buildings in the viii
lage. The whole is two stories with three
bay windows, TWO of them extending two
stories. .;...A large number of the houses
in the village are receiving a fresh coat of
, paint. Mr. Hopkins who bought and
moved on to the Fields property is clear
ing up, repairing and improving it very
much. 1t was very much dllapidated
having had no repairs upon it for 20 years.
He will paint it during the summer. .....
Miss Ellen Williams has gone to Ogdens
burg to stop few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Baldwin. Mr. Harmon Humph-
rey has been quite sick with inflammation
of the bowels, but is now convaescent.
The base ball club at this place is
being revived and reorganiZed. We shall
hear from it soon. a game is being ar
ranged with the L. V. NJ. club.
BOLTON
The funeral of Mrs Sophia Pinneo. wild
ow of the late John Sabins of West Bolton
! was held last Saturday. Mrs. Sabns was an
: estimable woman. she leaves one daugh
l ter, Mrs Flora Morse of Waterbury and
two sons, Bert and John Sabins. She
5 was a sister of q. NJ. PInneo, Esq, OF
! Princeton, Iowa.....Mn w. d. Wood
, man of Nergennes, nephew of the late
I DR.. III. A. lngham, was in town last week
en- route for Newport. Mrs. Minerva
Montgomery went to New Hampshire
ltSU Wtth W NlSlu Il SlSltE uHtl was utll-
gerously ill.,. The infant son of Mr.. and
a Mrs Alpha Davis of Waterbury died
1 Tuesday. ltwas five days Old ...... Mrs
Horace Cutter of Jonesville spent last
1 week with her daughter, Mrs. Edward
Olmstead, of North Duxbury Rev 6
f. Smith of Waterbury has been engaged
to preach at North DuXbury once in TIVE
, weeks during the present YEAR. Messrs
. Edward Olmstead and +. c. Davis spenti
,, couple of days at Hineshurgh pond fshinl
. with 1alr success. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il
! Morse are going to Montpelier Friday t
9 remain & few days visiting relatives there
+ Vergennes.
V Prof. Granville wager of Mddebury
: college breaches morning and evening
e Sunday, IN Congregational. church .....
t Landlord Flynn of the Marvin house
y changes and improvements in th
: hotel. ,.....The rector of st. Paul.
e church gave the choir boys
f choice breakfast Thursday, ,at the Residence
of b. a. Booth and son, Park place ...
Capt. Daniels, of the Lily has bough
n residence, and is making changes and i'm
Is provements in both the old and nev
D. dwellings. ... The Grand Army Post will
a hold memorial services in the Cente
It Church at Huntington, the 29th. Rev
Mr.. Lyster will otiiciate. ..... The Lily will
p begin her regular trips about the last o
G this month. IA very important publ
d meeting has been named for Tuesday tn
y 3lst of this month Particulars later.
Il Mr.. Graves will stock up the brick stor
y on Green street with stoves, tin ware AM
4 plumbers goods. DR.. Merrl's visi
10 TO Nergennes was compulsory. He left
s. however, unaccOmpanied by the Office
l. who escorted him here ...... DR.. Pascha
MaXiield was able to ride out Saturday
....: q. H. Sprigg, * Co, shipped las
week 2O3 sheep and ll5 calves to Bosto
ID and 20 sheep and eight COWS to-da
u ...... Mr. Allen, at Fort Cassin, vii
a. have the picnic grounds at tn
e point put in good condition. .......
81 The proprietor of the homestead at Basil
al Harbor has a broad piazza looking towar
II the lake nearly completed. Rev. Nj. II
$, Smith of the Methodist church will preac
II a memorial sermon by request, Sunday
ol before members of Ethan Allen Post
.. The high water will not admit of landin,
at Fort Bassin, except by boat.
e G. l.. Kimball, Esq, of Mattewan, \
u Y, intends making desirable changes an
:, improvements in his house on Main stree
le occupied by Misses Murphy and Roberts
+. H. Daniels will do the work, :: .Th
old bank building has been decidedly bcr
g. Gifted by Mr.. A. B. Taber's paint brust
r. .....The band concert Saturday evenin
av was a most welcome treat Thei
"a stand in the park, like their play
e ing, shows decided improvement.
nt attentive audience. The Congregt
4 tional church elected the following gel
~ tlemen as a committee of supply; +.
~ Norton, j. S. Hckok, II. 5. Jackman.
q The Monkton kaolin beds, Goss q Gleaso
Nv proprietors, are discounting freely, an
iiCc boats will soon be in demand to transft
~ the same to market. The LILY Satu
ne day carried II passengers to Westport an
ID Port Henry.
d. The canal boat, l.. b. Danforth, Cap
ed Case, is taking in cargo of curtain rol
: (; and scrap iron, at the kaolin wharf ...,
'e The Danforth arrived recently with Co
d, and the Temple with Swedish iron for tt
d. nail company Mr. Webb of BarnuI
by town, Monkton has ordered a five ton co
lg tage monument of p. Lyon, ,..... III
cb friends of Rev. A. A. Robertson we
b. pleased to meet him Tuesday, on his bri
EN- visit, from Portland, Me. The res
re dence of Mr. Lewis Born is undergoin
as further change and improvement.
li- WORK Is prORreSSinp finely on the SteaI